5 Prized NEPSAC Champions

What an incredible season from all the girls that put forth their hard work and effort towards contributing in whatever way they can for their teams. This platform thrives because of the excellent talent as well as the community aspect throughout the entire region. A quick round of applause to all who've invested someway to marvelous season of basketball. Also, a major shout to all the runners-ups, the diligence it took to get here can't be overlooked. Falling shot in route to winning a championship can develop true character. Being within a grasp of triumph is all the fuel one can ask for.   Alternatively, hoisting the trophy is the ultimate goal for most. Winning a championship is a dream and deserves a certain level of recognition. These are the absolute standard-bearers here. Its only right to discuss the cream of the crop from one of the best conferences in the country as their seasons are concluding.   Goodluck to the seniors in your future endeavors and to those with more basketball left in their high school career, sending positive vibes for the offseason and beyond.   Use code MBG30 for 30% off your first purchase of any subscription.    [player_tooltip player_id='407562' first='Elyse' last='Macdonough'] (2025) | 5'8 Guard | Worcester   Elyse has been a superlative talent and with this championship win, she's put a nice bow on her NEPSAC career. Worcester has been privileged with such a talent that's been a preeminent leader for them on the floor. She's demonstrated perseverance fighting through adversity, never showing any sign of weakness for the opponents to capitalize off of. The Class AA Tournament MVP was the cream of the crop, she played at an extremely high level which led her squad to hoist the trophy.     [player_tooltip player_id='987487' first='Natalia' last='Hall-Rosa'] (2025) | 6'0 Wing | Rivers   What an amazing display of impactful playmaking, grit as well as poise in the fight climbing towards winning it all. The Class B champion showed true leadership stepping up. Even as the pressure picked up, the natural attacking instincts never dissipated. 21, pts, 6 reb, 2 stl and a block are indicative of a player that was dominant on both sides of the ball in this title game. She was simply one of the best players on the floor. Natailia's considerable contributions in route to Rivers winning it all were extremely special.     [player_tooltip player_id='296964' first='Saige' last='Youngberg'] (2025) | 5'6 Guard | Worcester Academy   Saige has been phenomenal all season long, but with the stakes raised her impressive playstyle has proved to be even more exceptional. She sets teammates up with excellent passes to get their shots off and drops off terrific assists in the lane for others right by the rim. The ability to evenly distribute the ball around while facilitating high-powered offense is a skill that can't go overlooked. In route to winning the AA championship this year, Saige's reliability has been leaned upon heavily. The steadiness shown throughout the season has been a staple for the Hilltoppers and has carried over when it most counts.     [player_tooltip player_id='1049719' first='Alicia' last='Mitchell'] (2025) | 6'3 Forward/Center | Loomis Chaffee   The MVP play from Mitchell led Loomis Chaffee to their 4th straight title. The 6'3 big put on a dominant display in the title game; she couldn't be stopped at the rim plus the rim protection was top notch. There wasn't much defenders could do either. Sealing early and teammates leading her with excellent entry passes led to the advanced play. Mithcell seemed to excel in these high leverage moments that the playoff atmosphere provides. It was clear early on into the game that Mitchell had every intention of leaving her imprint on this game. There were countless plays that stood out during the road to Loomis Chafee winning it all.     [player_tooltip player_id='1217935' first='Jaliah' last='Duplessy'] (2029) | Wing | Brimmer & May   The Class D MVP has been sensational all season long, but even more incredible play has come from the 8th grade star in the biggest game of the year. Jaliah's performances this postseason have illustrated a player that's advanced in many areas, despite her age. Duplessy just finds a way to get it done. Her playstyle is well-suited for success for the next 4 years. The impactful play on both sides of the ball can't be denied. This could be the first of many championships for her.

What an incredible season from all the girls that put forth their hard work and effort towards contributing in whatever way they can for their teams. This platform thrives because of the excellent talent as well as the community aspect throughout the entire region. A quick round of applause to all who've invested someway to marvelous season of basketball. Also, a major shout to all the runners-ups, the diligence it took to get here can't be overlooked. Falling shot in route to winning a championship can develop true character. Being within a grasp of triumph is all the fuel one can ask for.